Pentek CBC-10 Carbon Block Cartridge 0.5 Micron (10" × 2½")

Pentair Pentek CBC-10 Carbon Block Cartridge

Refresh your drinking-water filtration with the Pentair Pentek CBC-10 carbon block cartridge. This 10-inch × 2½-inch replacement cartridge combines fine-sediment filtration with chlorine taste and odour reduction for residential and commercial drinking-water applications.

Whether filling a glass or preparing food, reducing unwanted taste, odour and fine particles helps improve the everyday drinking-water experience. The CBC-10 also mechanically reduces protozoan cysts, including Cryptosporidium and Giardia, with a stated reduction efficiency of 99.95%.

Key Features

• Fine-particle reduction: Mechanically reduces particles as small as 0.5 micron, with a nominal filtration efficiency of 85% at this rating.
• Protozoan cyst reduction: Mechanically reduces Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts, with a stated reduction efficiency of 99.95%.
• Carbon block filtration: Reduces bad taste and odour, including chlorine taste and odour.
• High-capacity design: Designed for high-capacity taste and odour reduction.
• Enhanced dirt-holding capacity: Helps retain sediment within the cartridge.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Pentair Pentek
• Model: CBC-10
• Cartridge type: Carbon block
• Nominal size: 10 inches × 2½ inches
• Nominal filtration rating: 0.5 micron at 85% efficiency
• Protozoan cyst reduction efficiency: 99.95%
• Reduction targets: Fine sediment, bad taste and odour, chlorine taste and odour, and protozoan cysts
• Applications: Residential and commercial drinking-water filtration

Ideal For

• Compatible residential drinking-water filter systems.
• Commercial drinking-water filtration using a compatible cartridge housing.
• Applications requiring fine-sediment filtration and chlorine taste and odour reduction.
• Compatible systems requiring mechanical protozoan cyst reduction.

Use and Maintenance

Follow the manufacturer's installation, flushing and cartridge replacement instructions for your system. Cyst reduction is not the same as complete water disinfection, further filtration may be recommended to reach drinking water standards.